CBSE Class 12 Physics Previous Year Question Paper 2014
This is the CBSE Class 12 Physics Previous Year Question Paper from 2014, focusing on the Photoelectric Effect. It includes questions designed to test understanding of fundamental concepts. The paper features short answer questions, including definitions, graph interpretations, and justifications. For instance, students are asked to define the intensity of radiation and its SI unit, and to analyze graphs showing the variation of stopping potential with frequency to determine work functions and threshold frequencies of different metals. Solving this board question paper provides valuable practice for students preparing for their CBSE Physics examinations, helping them understand the exam pattern and improve their problem-solving skills.
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| Board | CBSE |
|---|---|
| Class | 12 |
| Subject | Physics |
| Session | 2014 |
| Language | English |
| Type | Previous Year Question Paper |
| Exam type | Board Exam |
Paper pattern
The paper includes 1-mark questions requiring definitions, graph analysis, and justification.
Topics covered
Paper topics
- Photoelectric Effect
- Intensity of Radiation
- Photon Picture of Light
- Work Function
- Stopping Potential
- Frequency of Incident Radiation
- Threshold Frequency
Important topics
- Photoelectric Effect
- Work Function
- Stopping Potential
- Threshold Frequency
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Question paper text
Photoelectric Effect
1 Mark Questions
- Define intensity of radiation on the basis of photon picture of light. Write its SI unit.
[All India 2014]
Ans. The intensity of radiation is defined as the rate of emitted energy from unit surface area through unit solid angle.
Its SI unit is <math>W/m^2</math> sr-<math>^1</math>.
- The graph shows the variation of stopping potential with frequency of incident radiation for
two photosensitive metals A and B. Which one of the two has higher value of work-function? Justify your answer. [All India 2014]
Metal B Metal A
Stopping potential <math>(V_0)</math> 0 <math>v_0</math> <math>v_0</math> <math>\frac{W_0}{e}</math> Frequency of — incident radiation (v) <math>\frac{W_0'}{e}</math>
Ans. Metal A has higher value of work-function because and the intercept of the line of the given graph depends on work-function.
- The graph shows variation of stopping potential <math>V_0</math> versus frequency of incident radiation <math>\nu</math>
for two photosensitive metals A and Which one of the two metals has higher threshold frequency and why? [All India 2014]
Metal B Metal A Stopping potential <math>(V_0)</math> <math>\mathbf{v}_{0}</math> 0 <math>\frac{W_0}{e}</math> incident radiation (v) Frequency of ---- <math>\frac{W_0}{e}</math>
Ans.
<math>V_0</math> Metal B Metal A .
O Ρ Q ٧ As <math display="block">OQ > OP</math> :. <math>v_0' > v_0</math> (1) So, the threshold frequency of metal A is greater than metal B.
Frequently asked questions
What is this document?
This is a CBSE Class 12 Physics Previous Year Question Paper from 2014, focusing on the Photoelectric Effect.
What is the benefit of solving this PYQ?
Solving this previous year question paper helps students understand the CBSE exam pattern, practice problem-solving, and improve their scores in Physics.
What topics are covered in this paper?
This section of the paper covers the Photoelectric Effect, including concepts like intensity of radiation, work function, stopping potential, and threshold frequency.
What is the format of the questions?
The questions are primarily short answer type, requiring definitions, interpretations of graphs, and justifications based on physics principles.
How can I use this paper for preparation?
Use this paper to test your understanding of the Photoelectric Effect and practice answering questions within a time limit, similar to the actual board exam.
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